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I wiil advise my enemy to stay in this hotel. First day, ceiling of the lounge dripping with water aand the whole place smelling. Getting into the room, they provided family of 4 with one bed. We complained that this wasn't what they showed on the advert. They said if they are to change us into another room. We have to pay extra money, which i did paid 136.74 euros. They the environment was full of ***** and crooks like criminals hanging around looking for their next target. We are always scared to go out to train station or shops. I will never recommend the hotel for my enemy

The hotel has all the facilities of a basic budget accommodation. Also as it is an Accor brand, you can expect the standard room amenities and layout. I stayed at this property for 2 nights. There is nothing amazing about it, but you get what you pay for! The hotel wasn't too cheap either and I paid about €300 for two nights jncl. taxes (note I stayed during the Paris Air Show week as I was attending the show. All hotels in Paris were equally or even higher priced). My check-in was carried out by an extremely rude and unprofessional male member of the staff. He was neither welcoming nor happy to do his job. Halfway through the check-in process, he referred me to his female colleague as the system wasn't working on his side. To my luck, the female staff member was really polite and respectful. She was not only warm and courteous, but also efficient in the way she carried out her duties. I quickly went to my room The room itself is nothing special. It has basic furniture, a desk and chair, TV, hangers for your clothes and bed side racks. The bathroom was quite tiny and while taking a shower, the entire bathroom got wet and flooded. I think the shower cubicle has a leakage. The bathroom just had one bottle of all purpose body and hair wash. There was no hand wash near the basin. The towels were of cheap quality - but again, this is Ibis Budget, so not expecting anything more! The room was well maintained and clean, which is nice! I had chosen a breakfast included rate, but oh my, the breakfast was a joke! The bread and croissant tasted industrial and it felt like they were delivered from outside. Too bad for a hotel to not bake its own bread or croissant! There were two types of juices - it said fresh, but it tasted artificial. There was yogurt, stale looking fruit pieces, cream cheese, butter and boiled egg. That's all! The least they could have kept is flavoured yogurt, some ham and maybe scrambled eggs! This was absolutely the worst breakfast I've ever had in a hotel. But again, the staff was courteous here and the cafeteria was clean at least! During checkout, I requested to store my bags for a few hours and to my surprise they charge hotel guests €2 per bag! This is ridiculous! Even though I don't mind paying the money but I feel a hotel guest must never have to pay to store their bags! It's not like people are coming from the street to store their bags in this hotel! C'mon Accor Group, you can let hotel guests store their bags for free - it's basic courtesy and hospitality! The hotel is located at the very end of the Metro line 12 in Aubervilliers. The neighborhood is okay to spend 1-2 nights maximum. Even though I didn't have any safety issues, I must say at times I felt an eerie feeling. But again in Paris, you must be careful of pickpockets everywhere. The only plus point is its proximity to CDG Airport and direct metro access to Paris City. Will I stay here again? No Will I recommend this hotel to a friend/ family? No What mad

Very nice and brand new hotel straddling the 1/2 area of ​​Paris. The n12 metro is very convenient directly under the hotel to get to the center in about 20 minutes. Nearby there is a very good boulangerie for breakfast. Possibility of luggage storage, very friendly staff. The room is small as is the bathroom but the value for money is excellent. The only negative note is the cleaning in the room and the change of towels: there is only one free per stay but when I made the request I was told that they would do it the next day and instead in 5 days of stay this is not never happened. Toilet paper and hairdryers must be requested at reception when it would be sufficient to have them in abundance in the room depending on the length of the stay.

A genuine French and retro fusion hotel. Most clientelle seemed to be French, a couple of American accents heard too. Staff spoke good English and helped coach me with my clumsy French! Felt a bit dizzy walking down black and white chequered hallway to the room. Room itself was small but no surprise given pics and room dimensions on their website. A few loose bits e.g. wall panelling and a plug socket. Nice pipework art around the TV too! Not a lot of storage, but small seating area very versatile. Good size bathroom and shower, toilet surprisingly high off the ground! Comfortable beds, even though we asked for double but was just two singles pushed together and not made up as a double (shhets/duvet), hence only 4 stars. Fair selection of restaurants across the road, but well worth heading across the science park to the rear and wandering down the canal towards more bars and eateries. Some reviews suggest this is a rough area but people out and about seemed decent enough and we felt pretty safe. Just far out of the city to feel less tourist-y. Breakfast was good, selection of cold meats, cheeses, cereal, pastries.. although fruit salad kept running low and slow to replace (my partner's favourite) We mostly walked into the city, pretty sore feet by end of our short break, but transport links are good too and metro station is close by. Would certainly consider this hotel again if coming back to Paris.

The hotel and room is basic but clean.No safe or fridge in room and breakfast is average with boiled eggs being the only hot food from the adjacent cafe.However , the problems start when you set foot outside for the Stade de France or plan to travel into Paris.This was the most lawless, crime ridden out of control area I have ever stayed in. Street robberies and cars parked in the hotel car park broken into in addition to police sirens all night long. If you are visiting the Stade de France be very careful on your 5 MINUTE WALK as local youths are waiting around to rob visitors

I’ve just spent 3 nights at this hotel for a business trip. Whilst the hotel is situated outside the center of Paris there is a Metro station close by which will get you directly into Paris within 20 minutes for the cost of €2. Before booking I was a little worried about how dated the rooms looked from the pictures online however it seems that they have been recently refurbished, and whilst still a little rough around the edges, they are perfectly functional. My room had a comfortable double bed, small kitchen area with sink and cooking facilities. The toilet was separate from the bathroom and the bathroom contained shower gel/soap, a hair dryer, and bath/shower combo. Unfortunately there was no iron/ironing board provided but this wasn’t a major issue for me personally, but something to be aware of. My room had nice views and a large window which meant it was quite well lit, which was for the best considering some of the lights didn’t work! Overall a nice enough room that was spacious and contained a good amount of facilities. Could do with some further TLC but overall it is a good hotel for the price.

Our stay here was excellent. The room was clean and spacious, with a big TV, which could be used to watch Netflix or cast any video we wished. The staff were friendly and helpful and they all spoke excellent English. There was a small, but useful gym too. It's situated 20 minutes from The Louvre by metro, with other main attractions within reach by metro a little longer. Overall, very very good.

We stayed here for a few days for the 2024 Paralympics. We got it at a good price and value for money was good. We loved the funky film-theme throughout the hotel. Staff were friendly, rooms were clean and bright; there is a good eat-as-much-as-you-need continental breakfast including DIY fresh orange juice and boiled eggs. 15-minute walk to Stade de France (straight up one road if you want to enter Stade de France via entrances S to U); 7-minutes walk to nearest Metro station (which is on line B, 15 minute ride direct to Gard du Nord and Notre Dame) ; 2-minutes walk to nearest supermarket and restaurants (on the same road as the hotel). Cheap and cheerful - perfect for our needs.

The hotel facilities are relatively new, and the bedding is relatively comfortable. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the subway station, and it is also convenient to go to other attractions in Paris. It is located in the wholesale market area of ​​Paris, which is quite complicated. Go back to the hotel early at night and pay attention to safety. The price of taxi hotel reservation in Paris is high, and it is a fixed price. Although the ride is only 20 minutes, it costs 68 euros, which is a bit of a rip-off

Beautiful hotel in a beautiful part of town. Expect nothing less of Novotel. Employees very attentive and welcoming. They offer brilliant advice and support when looking at booking football matches at the park de Princes for Paris Saint Germain. My room was really well equipped and a beautiful size. No issues at all throughout my stay. The area this hotel is in is very close to bars cafes restaurants and McDonald’s and KFC very good for late at night food. Be very careful when traveling around St Denis. All in all highly recommend this hotel especially for sporting accommodation. There is also brilliant safe parking near by that is reasonable priced throughout. Highly Recommended.